Research Projects

Jeremy Bailey's Research Projects — Atmospheres of Planets, Exoplanets and Stars

Supervisor(s): 

Jeremy Bailey

My research group studies the atmospheres of stars, exoplanets, and Solar-system planets using a combination of advanced instrument development, observing programs on large telescopes, and state-of-the-art modelling tools.

Adam Micolich's Research Projects

Supervisor(s): 

Adam Micolich

Seeing is believing: Microscopy-capable nanoscale devices for bioelectronics applications

Dimi Culcer's Research Projects

Supervisor(s): 

Dimi Culcer

My research is fully integrated into the ARC Centre of Excellence in Future Low-Energy Electronics Technologies (http://www.fleet.org.au) and is focused on two areas.

1. Quantum transport in topological materials

Michael Ashley's Research Projects

Supervisor(s): 

Michael Ashley

Michael's research interests centre around astronomy from Antarctica. This includes the design and construction of instrumentation for use in Antarctica, and in the analysis of data collected by the instruments.

Dane McCamey's Research Projects - ARC Centre of Excellence in Exciton Science

Supervisor(s): 

Dane McCamey

Projects in the ARC Centre of Excellence in Exciton Science will investigate excitonic materials and devices via a range of techniques, including optical and spin based spectroscopy, electrical, and optical measurem

Synthetic quantum matter using nano-structured superconducting circuits

Supervisor(s): 

Tim Duty

My primary research goal is to advance the frontiers of physics that lie at the intersection of condensed matter and quantum engineering.

Dennis Stello's Research Projects -- Sounding stars using data from NASA's Kepler and TESS missions

Supervisor(s): 

Dennis Stello
NASA's Kepler mission has provided a legacy data set for the study of stars and their planets. Kepler's high precision measurements reveals stellar brightness variations caused by oscillations of standing sound waves inside the stars. Just like the sound of a violin and a bass are different due to their different size, the Stellar Oscillations Group led by Dennis Stello uses observed frequencies of stellar oscillations to determine the sizes and masses of stars and what they are made of. Using this technique -- called asteroseismology -- is currently revolutionizing stellar astrophysics.

Projects with the CSIRO On-line Analysis (OLA) Group

Supervisor(s): 

Oleg Sushkov

The CSIRO On-line Analysis (OLA) Group offers opportunities for students to undertake applied physics research projects at our Lucas Heights laboratories.

Honours projects
H1. 3D printed X-ray fluorescence analyser

Sarah Brough's Research Projects: How do galaxies change with time?

Supervisor(s): 

Sarah Brough

Galaxies in our local Universe are quite different from the galaxies we see a long way away (which is also a long time ago). I study nearby galaxies in great detail to understand the physical mechanisms that cause them to evolve.

Fabry Perot interferometer with Quantum Point Contact

Supervisor(s): 

Oleg Sushkov

.Quantum point contact (QPC) is a one dimensional constriction in a two dimensional electron gas. Conductance of a QPC has been known to be quantized in units of G0 = 2e^2/h since 1988 [1,2].

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